The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-01-06

holldays In GreehTill9.
The Methodist Sabbath School will,
hereafter meet in the morning, instead
of in the afternoon.
The dinner given by the ladies at Lib
erty on the 25th ult., for the benefit of
the church, was quite success.
Married on Nov. 18th, by Rev. W. @.
Seaborn, Of Oconee, Mr. Franklin Pool
to Miss Mary Hollis, both of Pickens.
The Office should seek the man, but
these times demand that the successful
man should be where the Office can find
him.
Mother the ladies are all out in Spring
dresses and can, t wear mine for fear Of
neuralgia, ,, Pshaw, child, 60, and buy q
bottle of Salvation OIL
Our former highly esteemed devil" I"
N. @. Madden, was with us few days
before Xmas. He is going to mako a
good compositof.
To all whom il may concern; It takes
an agreement in writing to give the land
lord lien for supplies. The law gives
a lien for rent without any writing.
DIR. John Bramlett who is attending
lectures at the Atlanta Medical College
spent part of his holidays with his
brother DR.. w. J. Bramlett.
Married, at tho brides home, Decem-
Der 23d 1886, by Rev. s. A. Gary, Mr..
G. e. Day to Miss I. N. Roe, eldest
daughter of Carter Roc, all of Pickens
County.
It is amusing to SEQ the Indifference
with which man will regard public
attack on an opinion which he has not
accepted, and the excitement he will
manifest when some cherished notion O
his own is assailed.
In thinking of the weakness of hu-
manity, be thankful for the circumstan-
ces which have favored you, pity those
who have not been thus favored, and be
careful of your censure.
The News of the I'd instant saws two
men from Pickens County named Gallo
way and Hinckle, were arrested near
Piedmont on Saturday in the act of sell
ling whiskey.
Married on the Goth of December 19.
86, by Rav. S. A. Gary, at his own resi-
derce, Mr.. M. NJ. Christopher to Miss
nj. A. Entrjken, both of Pickens County.
On the 22d ult. the General Assembly
made Col. j. j. Morton Judge of the
Eighth Circuit. We congratulate Oco-
nee especially and the Circuit gener-
ally.
DIR. John I. Hollingsworth, who left
Some time since for Florida, met with
the misfortune of losing one of his horses
by death at Valdosta, Ga. His many
friends will DO glad to know that his
health is Improving.
Married, or Sunday The 18Th of De-
c"mber 1886, Mr.. Benjamin +. Masters
of Pichens County, 70 Miss Ella Eyano
Of Gree"vil'e County, Matthew G;Ilespie
Trial Justice officiating.
Mr.. Joseph Moody was before Com.
missioner Thornley, last Monday on n
charge of retailing. Samuel Hendricks
on charge of dstilling ard re1n oving
was held for court. Mr.. .. p. Gailow-
ay on the same charge WAS dismissed.
There is nothing TO get excited abo ut
and quarrel over in an opinion, any
more than in potato, if it do not happen
to belong to us.
Married, December Goth, by Rev. J
T. Burdine, at the Residence of Mr..
Thomas Reeves, Mr.. w. B. Youngblood
to Miss Harriet Chapman, all O Piekens.
Or our second page to day will be
found striking and instructive illustra-
ton of the various kinds of baking pow
ders now in the market.
On the Oath ult. in difficulty be.
tween Th omas Julian and Tinch Hen
dricks, the latter was severely cut in sew
en- places in the back. His wounds were
dressed by DR.. Crenshaw, and Mt last ac-
counts lie was improving.
Married, December 10Th 1886, at the
residence of j. M. Fortner, by w. N.
Hughes, Notary Public, MIR. David Hen.
bricks to Miss Minnie Holder, both Of
Piekens County.
On tho 22ult the prayer meeting WAS
conducted by Mr.. w. X, Boges, Rev.
Fl. McI4ees was present and gave a most
interesting talk. Brother McI,ees has
many entertaining "reminiscences to tall
in connection with his term of office "a
agent for the American Bible Society in
the Mountains Of North Carolina. We
are always glad to hear him. He never
fails to tell us some important truth we
never knew before. He is at the same